Pet hates ???

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lenshack said:
Women who thoughtlessly block the supermarket aisles with their trolleys while holding lengthy conversations, usually the same ones who ram their trolleys into the side of my car.
They should be made to take a test to get a licence before being turned loose with them, then be banned for life after the second offence.
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It's lose not loose FFS!!!
 


People that get crumbs of toast in the butter.

People that have constant awful BO, just have a f***ing wash man.

People who complain about being tired all the time when there's nowt wrong with them, just go to bed earlier.
 
mux said:
It's lose not loose FFS!!!
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  1. Definition of loose (adj)
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    • loose
    • [ looss ]
    1. not firmly attached: not firmly fastened or fixed in place
    2. slack: not fastened or pulled tight
    3. not tight-fitting: not fitting closely and thus baggy.
Best if I add to my list spelling policemen who can't spell.
 
People who don't say "thank you" if you keep hold of a door for them.
Others have been mentioned, especially drivers who don't indicate!
 
Women (blokes never do this) who stand in a queue to buy something and then when they are asked for payment, fumble in their Tardis like bags to extract their purse, then further delay those behind them, by putting their purse back to the very bottom of their bags before actually moving on.

HAVE THE MONEY READY THEN MOVE ON!
 
People not indicating at roundabouts
Bullies
'Binge' drinking culture
The fact no-one addresses the worlds biggest problem - over population
People smoking around kids
 
lenshack said:
  1. Definition of loose (adj)
    Bing Dictionary
    • loose
    • [ looss ]
    1. not firmly attached: not firmly fastened or fixed in place
    2. slack: not fastened or pulled tight
    3. not tight-fitting: not fitting closely and thus baggy.
Best if I add to my list spelling policemen who can't spell.
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whose!
 
Thanks OP for getting me started! I will be on with this all day and I don't have the time!!;)

1. ALL driving offences (tailgaiting, multi-tasking, speeding, cutting up etc) and also pavement parking.
2. ALL negative personal traits such as pomposity, arrogance, impatience, smugness and conceitedness.
3. ALL forms of bullying
5. Making fun of someone and prejudice based on race, religion, size, height, looks etc.
4. Harassment
5. Intimidation
6. Humiliation
7. Embarrassment
8. Bias
9. Hypocrisy
10. Double Standards
11. Ignorance. Both forms of it. When people ignore you and when someone shows a lack of knowledge for something.
12. People who drop litter, dog-ends and chewing gum.
13. Rowdy behaviour
14. TV singing talent competitions like The Voice and X-Factor
15. Nasty neighbours
16. Luxury cars.

Can't think of anything else.
 
people who push the trolley out of the supermarket then come to a grinding halt the second they are out of the doors to start a conversation. keep moving you fuckin idiots there are people behind waiting to get out as well
oh and people who just leave the trolley in a parking bay- lazy unts
 
Charmless Man said:
People driving close behind you as if to urge you to speed up when you're driving at the speed limit. I'm not going to risk getting caught/killing someone just because you've become Mike Tyson thanks to the protection of your steel box. Overtake me if you must, but I'm not going any faster.
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Sounds like tailgaiting. When the driver behind cajoles you to speed up only to do it themselves so you are back to square one. When the tailgaiting driver makes you feel you are never going fast enough for them and you are somehow 'in the way'. Which is not true. You are doing the limit and you are not 'in the way' but you are being put in the role of one by their actions. It is one of the ugliest forms of intimidation.
 
ShieldsBlackCat said:
Sounds like tailgaiting. When the driver behind cajoles you to speed up only to do it themselves so you are back to square one. When the tailgaiting driver makes you feel you are never going fast enough for them and you are somehow 'in the way'. Which is not true. You are doing the limit and you are not 'in the way' but you are being put in the role of one by their actions. It is one of the ugliest forms of intimidation.
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I never feel intimidated by them to be honest.

It might be a tad irresponsible but braking sharply and motioning to them to back off with your thumb usually works.
 
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